A wonderful way to tour the Trossachs at a leisurely rate is on our very own local country
bus service. Operating in the Summer, the Trossachs Trundler provides a good way to
enjoy a great day out, allowing you to get on or off at any point along the route,
the driver is also a great source of local information. Planning your route via the Trundler's timetable allows you to see and walk parts of the Trossachs you may not know about and possibly miss.

Providing a summer service to the Trossachs and linking the highland gateway resorts of Callander and Aberfoyle, the bus stops at Brig o’Turk, from where you can explore the Woodland Trust’s Glen Finglas Estate. It also calls at Loch Katrine pier, where it is timed to link with sailings of the ‘Sir Walter Scott’ and 'Ellen's Isle'. Next on the route is the climb over the spectacular Duke’s Pass calling at the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park Visitor Centre before descending into Aberfoyle.

You can use the Trossachs Trundler to view the romantic scenery or to get to the start of many lovely walks and trails in the heart of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The Trossachs Trundler stops on request so you can get on or off at any point along the route. The Trossachs Trundler follows part of the Trossachs Trail, a green tourism project which promotes tourism and a respect for the Trossachs environment.

The Trundler can carry up to two bikes and is fully wheelchair accessible. Leaving Callander four times a day, six days a week, it stops on request. The Trundler also departs from Stirling Bus Station and will take you to CALLANDER , KILMAHOG, BRIG O'TURK, TROSSACHS PIER.

The Trossachs Day Rover Ticket, priced £8 for an adult, £6.40 for a concession, £2.80 for a child and £19.20 for a family, gives unlimited travel for one day on the Trundler. Tickets can be on bought on board the Trundler or at Stirling Bus Station. National Entitlement Card holders travel free - (Prices may have changed please check with Stirling Council for further information:The Public Transport Co-ordination Centre on 01786 442707 or local Tourist Information Centres.

A Stirling and Trossachs Day Rover will give you unlimited travel for one day on all First Edinburgh bus journeys between Stirling and Callendar. You can buy your Day Rover on the bus or on any First Edinburgh Bus travelling between Stirling and Callendar. The bus is fully wheelchair accessible and has a bike rack which can carry two bikes. Some luggage space is available for rucksacks.


Stirling Council Public Transport Helpline Tel: 01786 442707

Please always check with the service provider timetables, availability & costs.